The Luxembourg Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka
Expo 2025 Osaka is in full swing, and Luxembourg's heart is beating to the rhythm of Doki Doki 💓! The Luxembourg Pavilion in Japan seeks to build bridges between the two countries through immersive experiences involving technology, culture and cuisine.
Find out about the pavilion in our articles
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Pavillon luxembourgeois à Osaka2025: "Doki Doki – The Luxembourg Heartbeat"
Êtes-vous prêt à rencontrer une société dynamique et ouverte, réputée pour son esprit novateur et sa richesse culturelle? Le leitmotiv du pavillon "Doki Doki – The Luxembourg Heartbeat" vous fera ressentir le rythme qui anime un pays.
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Top 5: Ce qu'on apprend sur le Luxembourg à l'Expo 2025 à Osaka
Au cœur de l’Expo 2025 à Osaka, le Luxembourg vous invite à un voyage de découverte multisensoriel. Nous vous présentons cinq aspects fascinants à explorer lors de votre visite au pavillon luxembourgeois. Découvrez ce qui rend le Grand-Duché si unique!
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Celebrating Luxembourg's creativity: cultural immersion at Expo 2025 Osaka
The Luxembourg Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka celebrates the vibrancy and diversity of the country's creative industries. The ambitious programme spotlights local talent while also encouraging artistic and cultural dialogue with Japan.
Meet Arnaud De Meyer, architect of the Luxembourg Pavilion
The architect Arnaud De Meyer was born in 1972 in Brussels. Since 1989 he has been working with Luxembourg architect Nico Steinmetz. STEINMETZDEMEYER (STDM) is currently one of Luxembourg's leading architecture firms, known both for its iconic creations, regularly recognised with the OAI Bauhärepräis (Project Owner's Award) and the LUCA Luxembourg Architecture Award, and its participation in debates on the role of architecture in Luxembourg's urban development.
Arnaud De Meyer is also passionate about urban sketching and is a founder member of Urban Sketchers Luxembourg, a movement that aims to promote the artistic, narrative and educational value of on-location drawing.
Impressions from the pavilion
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Immersive experiences create an unforgettable moment with us.
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During the expo, Luxembourg’s pavilion hosts many fine examples of craftsmanship by Luxembourgish designers.
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6 deserts were created by Luxembourgish master chefs. Each month, 2 deserts will be served as part of a limited edition offering (pictured: Stéphane Muller's interpretation of the Bamkuch).
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The Keelebunn was built my Georges Linster, one of the last masters of his trade, with support from the National Centre for Continuous Learning and students from the Lycée Privé Emile Metz.
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Meet Luxembourgers! The pavilion's interior is an embodiment of "Welcome at our home”, which stands for the openness of Luxembourg's people and the diverse society that it produces.
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The food court presents many Luxembourgish specialities, including wines from the Moselle.
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Luxembourg’s pavilion was built according to the principles of circular economy with materials and elements that can be easily disassembled and recycled or even used elsewhere.
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Trailer for the Luxembourg Pavilion
Our commitment to sustainability
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Energy Efficiency
There are many ways to save energy. Read more about the energy performance certificate (CPE) and the "Klimabank an nohaltegt Wunnen" package, and discover the "Mamerhaff", a remarkable example of energy renovation!
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Top 5: environmentally friendly innovative projects
As part of the fight against climate change and its consequences on nature, eco-responsible commitments in Luxembourg have flourished. Let's take a closer look at a few good ideas.
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Forests in Luxembourg
The forests of the Grand Duchy and other regions are home to a wide range of animal and plant species. In this article, we will take a closer look at the woodlands of Luxembourg and talk to Michel Dostert, an expert in forest management.
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Top 5: Most picturesque rivers
Sail or walk along Luxembourg's rivers and discover some of the country's most beautiful landscapes. From north to south, each region is brimming with natural beauty and historical landmarks.
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Natura 2000: Luxembourg’s contribution to European nature conservation
Luxembourg boasts an impressive variety of unique landscapes and natural areas. To protect these and preserve them for future generations, the Grand Duchy is implementing conservation programmes, such as the Natura 2000 European protection network.
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Sustainable urban planning in Luxembourg
Sustainable urban planning aims to rethink spatial planning to recreate a symbiosis between the urban environment and nature. In Luxembourg, urban planning strategy with positive impacts promotes environmentally friendly neighbourghoods.
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